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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-10-29
new Departure
IN THE -
Boot and Shoe
BUSINESS.
TO THE PUBLIC:

TO THE PUBLIC:
Owing 10 our increasing trade
and a demand for more room i'm
which TO display the many differ
ent styles of the present day, we
have leased the store No. 453 Con.
gress Street, adjoining the one we
now occupy, and shall, after Nov.
list, rum two separate and distinct
stores, connected only by am arch
way i'm the rear. I'm our old store,
No. 1876 Congress Street, we shall
keep Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's goods exclusively, and in
the new store, Asa Congress street,
we shall keep only Mems and
Boys goods. We can assure our
Lady customers that mt our ass
store we shall keep the largest va
riety of Ladies', Misses, and Chill
dren's goods i'm Portland, having
added several new lines for which
heretofore we had not room. New
York and Philadelphia goods n
specially.
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Rate per 100 q. T., s0.7s 2i-iOo
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ITO LET-Two very desirable front rooms to
heat 29-1
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

Cash quotation wcru ~ follows. e..
fluur- Was firmly held aud offerings only
moderate prices unchanged.
Ne. . spring wheat, 1o'.c No . spring
wheat, 6s, No . red, 1aa'2iac, Me-. . corn,
tUlsy. No. Goats, 2h'ag No. 2. rye, HN. Me- >
barley, GSiCs No taNsccd, ! O'AH prime
timothy seed, 80
Mess park. per brl., SO Goals -. larl. per
la lbs, 81 ~, short rib sides, loose, o. 10.
dry Siltrd shoulders, bowed, g. Ulab 80. short
clear sides. boxed, g. iOa7 o..
Rcc~cipts-flour ~ 60 brls wheat, 10000
hu corn, i13,UD hu oats, $4,000 bu., rye,
GEO bu. barley, s2,Oo0 hu.
Shipmcnts-flour 3l,0n hrls; wheat,
son bu. corn. Gl.ODO hu, oats. iui,OuJ bu.
rye. 1000 bu barley, Gi,uuo hu.
On the Produce ~cNChangr today the hut
tCr market was quiet nt lNh2iC for Creamery
i1uai tC Tor dairy. Epws=fursh, i5.aiSc.
The Druycs' Journal IMPORTS Cattlc-Rc-
ccipts, li,OJN shipments, AUOO. Market gen.
orally 10 10 tSC lower fancy. . lhn5 a. ship
ping steers, . 5ai ~ siockcrs and feed
crs, I UaJ -, COWS, bulls and mixed,
! 21a2 %; Texas cattle, GOa2 NJ, western
rangers, 2a1 %. lln~-Rcccipts, aiOOO.
mixed, 4 iaa4 co. heavy, { Mat A. light.
4 i6at a. skiVS, Sat sheep Receipts,
iO.oo0; shipments 1900. Market closed
iOc lower natives, 3at iANcstcrn, 3 iOa3 h5.
Texans ? i0aJ 90, lambs, | 2Aa5 IS.
ST. Lows, Oct in-Flour-Quict and dull.
but firm. whcat-fim. cables strength.
cncd prices nj the opening, but the market
was dull until late, when prices advanced,
aud the close was ha'sc above yesterdays
No. ? red, cash, 7OAka7lAsc; October 7O,sC
Hat; November, 5ii.c, closing nominally at
| 7ihc; December. 72i.a51, closingat 72tsc bid,
May, 5thip,sc, closing at iDlsa7p,sc.
Confirm, and May options &c higher;
cash, 3plsalic; October, 49, Hat November,
5S',c Hat, year, 31',c May, i0,saiic.
Oats=hrm, but very quiet 2lAsa2ijsc. No
vcmhcr 2lAc, May, 2sIc bid. Ryo-Quict,
Of 5ia52c, narlcy-hrm, and scarce TOT
choice grades, sample lots OF prime, b,aGoc;
choice, Gha10c; fancy, 1Aas0c. Bran Quiet
at uabic, Corn ~meal-Strong att2 a..
Hny. Steady prairie, ~ ooaii so timothy,
fl2 OOaiG ~.
Eeg,= = lasy i5ai5lfc. Buttcr-Unchhngcd;
creamery, 2la2ic, dairy, iGa22c.
frovisions-Pork aud lard very slow aud
unchanged Dry salt meats-Bacon lower.
jon lots Of irregular pork 81; standard mess,
VIZ ~ lard-Salablc nj 81 10. Dry salt
meats, boxed shoulders, on orders, " %.
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General New

CHAR.
Beautiful weather.
RIvgg rising slowly.
THE Ghyuso leaves tomorrow Tor I1ptor-
Vile.
rur Chickasaw will leave today for White
river.
Tur Kate Adams will be ON regular time
next week.
TIN western waterways convention meets
here today.
TuE Dacotah leaves 81. Louis tomorrow
iur this port.
TuE Kate Adams leaves here tomorrow
evening for Arkansas city.
TuK Paris e.. brown passed Ia New Orleans
yesterday afternoon with u good trip.
Tnr city u Providence j. the Anchor line
packet leaving here this evening for Cairu
and ~. Louis.
Tur J. A. Woodson, from Arkansas river.
passed tn Mound city yesterday, where she
will bc repaired.
TuE Belle Memphis put OF W bales ~
cotton, and after adding ~ tons u sundrie-
left for ~. Louis.
Tnr Coahoma, from Osccoln, had 373 bales
of cotton, ~ bags VI seed cotton and 1896
sacks II cotton seed.
TuE James lee arrived from Frinrs Point
with So bales ~ cotton, ia hngs VI seed
cotton aud tG sacks uf cotton seed.
Tur Rene Mncrcady, from the lower coast,
brought NJ bales 81 cotton. - bags Of seed
cotton aud 2,OhS sacks ~ cotton seed.
ruE Joe Peters arrived from Arkansas
river with GiS bales 81 cotton, n bags VI seed
cotton aud t.hSl sacks Of cotton seed. She
went back last night with n fair trip.
Tr city ~ Nicksburr. from ~. Louis,
passed Ia Nicksburg yesterday morning.
She put OF here G,Sl7 packages, including
iG bales uf cotton aud LlEn Hicks " cotton
seed. aud added 20 Ions ui way freight.
rLrNry Of fright Is reported NJ Cairo for
New orleans, but the through boats have
about ~ much W. they can handle on the
water when reaching that port The rise ~.
/ ported during the last few days will be oi
some benefit.
THr Helena arrived from New Orlcnn.
with tpi bales IT cotton, ~ go sacks NJ cot.
ton seed, - barrels Ut molIssy, ~ hor,hcnds
and - barrels II sugar, and ~ bales NJ bags.
She returned Ia New Orleans last night. The
Helena will get about $500 bale, of cotton NJ
Helena.
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bales Receipts, 1900 balcl OF which Amcri-
can 5000 bales. Closing quotations were rs
follows; Ordinary, 4Igd; good ordinary, 4 IL
lon, low mlddhng, Cd; good middling, SID;
leans, 53Sd.
advance, MS follows:
tine prices are given in pence and Giths,
mus 3 means 4 03-6id and OF means
8 l-Gid,l
At pm. October, 3 I3d, sellers; October.
November, . l0d, sellers; November. Deem
per . ubl, value; February March. . lOd,
buyers March-April, 3 l2d, buyers; April
May, 0 Hid. vnluo; MaY-Jnnc. 3 lGl. Nnlne.
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while the selling, especially during the fore
noon was scattering, though there was more
disposition to sell manifested later in the
day. The news Of the day, while Of no
special Importance, was favorable TO the
balls, and there was less adyiccs OF rate cut
ting from the west. Rates for sterling ex-
change were reduced on an increased supply
OF commercial bulls aud some offerings Of
bankers bills against securities. The lead
crs Of the market were comparatively quiet,
Reading being dullcr than for many days,
and the more prominent movements were IN
the gpccialtics' The bulls are looking for q
quick collapse IN the real estate ejaculation,
and corresponding activity in Wall street,
while the bears predict a heavy decline in
the Grngcrs and Transcontincntal stocky.
Railroad bonds were very dull, but general
ly firm. salcs. $4,000. Closing prices
show advances in n majority Of instances.
The total sales Of stocks today were 3JD,J0l
shares. Closing quotations:
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
ArrEAL OFFICE,
"WEDNESDAY ENININa- OCT 10 1881

ArrEAl OFFICE,
"WEDNESDAY EvENiSG, Oct ~, 1857
The money market is improving, funds
being more plentiful at the banks, but the
demand for loans still keeps rates ut s
per cent The tone of the market remains
firm, and as yet no business is done outside
Of the regular customers,
The Manchester Guardian. in its CONNER
cial article, says; Cuisines in n few depart
menis is moderate, but perhaps reach the
average. More frequently progress Is small,
and generally the experience is much the
san rs that Of last week. Nrmncss and CON
fdcncc prevails. The slackucss of the Cal
cutta inquiry j. the most discouraging symp-
tom noticeable IN connection with the eastern
trade. There is q moderate demand from
China and Bombay. Export yarns are firm
The position OF spinncrs IS strong, although
the demand is slack. The inquiry from
japan, China and India has subsidized. Some
merchants whose offers were not accepted ON
Monday are not disposed 10 rcncw them.
The sales of cloth are light, but prices are
steady. Best China shirtings are strong aud
well contracted for. Early deliveries are i'm
possible Medium and common are easier.
although firm. There IL some inquiry Tor
jacconcts, mulls and dhootics for Bombay
Best printers are firm. There is a good bust.
ness. Medium and lower grades are quiet,
with n moderate demand for the better
makes. China and Mexican cloths are rather
more actively sought for. Other heavy goods
ore quiet but steady
Tie Clcarinp.h house report Is ns follows:
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saturday. Inc 9th Day ofNovcmbcr. 1857,
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS. on the 18th day Of September. is5l.
w n 4, lollcnhcfE conveyed by deed. nvis
tened In book iU1 on page Gi, In the Register d 81
Zee. IN shelby county. Tennessee. Ia IT, Funk
Ricr. trustee. The rial estate hereinafter described,
10 sccirc n certain indcbtcdncs therein mentioned
and whereas, by q decree Of the Chanccfy OUurt IL
shelby county, Tennessee. entered iu the cnsc uf ~.
A.. HuNcnteW against : ftantiOlA aud uthon. in
minute book "a. on. pafc ~ on the 9Th day II
June, w.. IL was ndiudrci that the amount oi aid
indcblcinCe then nm hid was ss10. for which aid
aaaSS T. IS sqd SSSp az, K I'0gr ! Gsgs nS sisit a1 and
master ui fnid thanCcty Court. aud his suorcfsuui
IN onicc. wvw appointed trustees ~ the place aud
stead u stld nr Prank Ricc; aud whcuias. II was
therein derived that In the event the aid notes
made by H. \, UullcubCH should not b. paid nt
maturity. the aid trustee 20 appointed should prp.
coed tn trll the aid nal estate upon the tcms and
conditions provided H. the deed II lloilCnleV 10
Rice, trustee. Now, hCrrforr. I, samuel l. Me.
nuwrli. clerk aud Master u the Chaucrf, Cous of
shelby county, Tennessee. trustee tsucrcrsor to fid
II J. Hack. clerk aud MASTER. by virtue of the
powcr - vested IN me. ~ Aforesaid. having gunli.
bed by taking oath aud giving lond a. rqulrd by
law, aud being rcqucstcl by the holdors of sumc
~ mil uotcs 40 20 do, hcrby giyc notice that on
S%aturlny. November q iSs1. nj ~ O'Clock m, in
frunt ofthc Courthouse. IN shelly county. Tonnes.
see, ! VIII proceed % aell for cash the following de-
scrlled rvnl 0tntc, situate aud being In the Taxing
nisluct ct shelby county formerly The city Of
Memphis, IN, the county " shelby state u Ten.
ncttcC. bounded and dctcnlcd ~ follows DCgin.
niug at The Intersection ~ the south side ~ Madi.
s9n ,lrrgi WIN ihc cgst ,ido Of the int alley wet
Of 1hlrl street running thence south with The enst
side " said alley one hundrnd and forty -oieht aud
one bali icci 10 the north side u the nnt alley
south Of Madison street, thence cast with the north
side ol aid last mentioned alley twenty four aud
thrcc iourtht feet 90 a stake, thence north parallel
with the faid nrt mentioned alley one hundred
and tnfty eight and one half feet 81 the south lido
~ Madison strrct, thence west with the snuth sido
81 Madison street twenty four aud thru iourths
icct 70 The beginning point on which Is a four
story brick building.
The title Is believed 10 he perfect, but | hall sen
aud convey IA trustee only.
\ l. MCDOWELL.
Clerk and Master u the ChancCfy Court " shelby
county, Tennessee. Trustee.
Memphis. October l. iks7.
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long clear, 81 25; short ribs, s. ~; short
clear, " 62H. Bacon4shouldors, y; long
clear " .75asi short ribs. ~ 25as 80 Hams
$40 i0a10 40. 40
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls: wheat 1900
bu; corn, Gi,O00 bu; oats, 5000 bui rye,
1000 bu; barley, 1000 bu. shipments
Flour, 10000 brls; wheat, 900 bu; corn,
5000 bni oats, 1900 blu; ryc, nonei bar
Afternoon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
strong; December, 721saT3G May, @4a'9Ac.
Corn-Firm; October, 4g7sci May, ilc' o"'s
Steady May, 2skc. W
KANSAS CRY, No, Oct. Is.-WhcatI,
Steady, but duh; No. 2, apft, cash, &c bid,
csc asked May, ,7ic bid,5il asked CornI
Stronger, but dull; No.d4P cash "3c blG;
October, 354c bid; Noyrmbcr 3jl;c bid;
May, 1880 bid, 3sAc asked. Oais-lligher;
No. ., 22Lsc bid, 221zc hsked, May 2'c DID,
2OMc asked.
NEw GORR, Oct. i0.-Concu--pot lair;
Rio nominal at l9c; options 2ol3o points low
er aud active; sales, ll7,7 bag OcoDer,
SIG J0al1 %; November, SO 'DIl, ~ bS-
combcr, $lTal7 20; January. >lb o1alL ~
February, SlIal7 10; March. .lG Aiali l3i
April, $40 0jal7 10; May, $40 g1ali oJi June,
$40 Gjald %; July, $40 GjalG -', august
10 5OdlG 10; september, SO 80. November
SIG 2ollG 30; December. $40 u,Ild ~ sugar.
Firm and quiet; centrifugal jglGa5'sci ialI
refining quoted at DC; refined active ana
firm; mold 4, 6lga63kc; standard \, d3,l6C;
conlcclioncrs' 4, o1zc; cut lo1l and crushed
G'sc; powdered, Csc; pmuulHlgd, G'sci
cubes, CSC. Molasscs-Stcuiy Erc-flrm'
CINcINVArI, o., Oct. 10. -Whi.hy-firm;
sales, 1928 brls finished good, on basis OF
81 % per gallon. Buttcr-Easy. creamery.
9Da2Sc. Sugur-Strongcr; hare. h'-li'zci yer
low, Illa5lsc. Eggs-Actiyc and strong, lGi
l7Isc. Chccsc--Frm at llal2c.
BALTIMORE, Nd, oct. W-Co1cc-Dul
and cnsy, Rio, cargoes, Ordinary to fair, 49,
mlOAc.
NEW OGLulNs, La, Oct. O-Corn-Easicri
mixed, 5iahjc, white and yellow, JGc.
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GENERAL ARK It
HrNnnaInnA-

Cons MFAI-Standarl, 81 %; pearl, 50 Is
as 10; roller, 81 50(t2 90; steady.
F~LouR-From store. common, 80 %. fnmi-
~, ~ "a; choice, 50 81; fancy, 81; extra fan
cy, - -; patent, - %; firm.
BEANs-Navy, ~ zoos; medium. ~ 90.
oT MEAI-ln half brls., S2@3 30 from
store.
CnAcREns-Soda, extra, &c; soda, treble cx-
FRA, re; ginger snaps, 5}sc, assorted jun
blcs, lUc.
CRACKED WnrAr-in hall brls., - % from
store.
lloNINY y GR.rs-From store, S3d3 %.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20
BY TELEGRAPH.


Nrw YoRK, oct io-Moncy on call easy
at 5 60 81 per cent, last loan ats per cent,
closed offered at 3 per cent Prime mcrran.
tile paper, Gas per cent sterling exchange
dun but steady at 4Si for Sixty-day bills and
az for demand.
Government bonds were duh and heavy.
State bonds were dull aud steady.
The stock today was again moderately
active, aud somewhat irregular IN IT. move
ments, being strong IN the forenoon hul
weaker later IN the day. The buying con
tlnued At the same confident character
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20
Wool.

81. LouIs, Mo-, Oct. lO-WOOl-The re-.
cciptg Of the week have consisted mainly OF
fall clip Texas. There n o fair demand for
better grades, but the short, heavy, sandy
varieties are plenty and slow. While there
il more real life IN the market there Is no
improvement in prices. Values, however,
are moro definite than for u long time past.
Manufacturers ARE showing more interest,
and considerable quantities Of wool have
sold Tor both eastern and western consump
tom. Quotations range for tuhwoshcd, Sutd
31c; bright medium, unwnshcd, lsta2lc
coarse braid, iiCt22c. low sandy, lOdlSc
bright fine. l7mSc for light ard l2Glsc fol
henNY; Towns WOODS mngc 100 2Jc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20
Provisions.

Hoe PEopuors-Eas moss pork, So.
suga rcurcd hams, llHml2l,c; breakfast
hnCon, lli4cS clear sides, bacon, SIC,
clear rib sides, bacon, sssc; long clear bacon,
SIC; bacon shoulders, 0Lc; bulk pork, clear
sides, Sc clear rib sides, Tb6ta7Ac; long clear,
nc; shoulders. $50; strips, ne.
L,Rp-ricrrcs, &c; hall hris, nc; kgs.,
1Ac, choice kettle, $3.50; quiet.
Pos FEET-Barrcls, 81 80, half barrels,
~ -, kcgs, ~ n.
FlsI-Mackcrcl half barrels, No. I, s. 50.
No. 2, 81 20, No. 3, - -. lob kit. No. I,
" Ii; No. ? ~ 10 No. 5, 81 o.. Dry herring,
lamily. Doc per boy.
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lIFeehsIunA.

HtY-Choicc, from store, SIC; car load
from lcycc or depot, $40; prime, store. Soc;
ear load from lcycc or depot, SIS, prairie
from store, J0ci car load from lcycc or depot,
$S.
BntN-From store, SOC; from lcyoo or de
pot, so.
~CoRN-From store. white, SIC: mixed, 52c.
from lcycc or depot, white, in bulk, iOc; IN
SKIS. Sc; mixed, In bulk, &c in SIS, jOc,
~OAtt-From store, white, BE, mixed, 33c,
from lcyce or depot white, IN bulk, 33c, IN
sksr 3jc, mixed, IN bulk, 2Bc, In SKIS, Sic.
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tsrOscrics.

Su0NR-Conoc d4@Gisc; yellow clarified
e.. seconds, 6tGGltc; refined A, 0sdd'kc;
gunulatcd, 1d7i .c; powdered, ne cut loaf,
fi,c, good demand.
lhc~r-Louisiann, baGc; Carolina, 0aGiac,
strong.
C,Spus-Sticks. all sizes. In boxes. pals
aud barrels, ICON; fancy assorted, SjCa Toe,
firm.
so,rs ,Np C,SpLFs Soap 3@5isc; can.
dies, mll weight. sACaOc.
Cmnsr-Ncw York factory, a.; full cream,
i3mi2'!C Young American. lic.
torfu-tummun, ~; ordinary, g'sM
dc, fair 22d22ar prime Rio, BE, choice Ia
fancy, 2Ji.m2iC old government, 2DW32c;
firm.
s,I - Saginaw. ~ 3tti ~ per barrel;
sacks. tine. ~ Sol "a. course. y lOCtl ~,
pockets. blcachcd, " -, mixed, barrels,
$40 80 mixed, 2Att5c.
CANNED Guop--liug apples. 81 25di 20.
Peaches. . pounds. standard. ~ ~. 3 pounds,
standard. - -. seconds. ~ 500 -. Tuma.
toes, . pounds, standard. 81 Goal H. .
pounds. standard, II 2imt %. Strawberries,
II ~ Rispbcrrics, ~ a. Blaokbcrrics,
~ liMl -. Green cages, - 1iCbi ~. Pears,
- 1ih2 -. Ilums, II GiMl -. Asparagus.
- 15mI -. Grcn corn. II 2ittl a. Green
peas, ~ On6dl -. Cove oysters, full weight,
/ pound, siml a., > pounds, ~ Gitti 10
light weight pound, WtrGjc, 2puundS, $40
Enale. ~ ~. Swiss, - -. salmon, . 30.
sarlinos, VI ~. mustard s]arlincs, - -
Mackcrel, " N, herring mackcrcl, u -
MoIAssEs-Louisiann common Ia fair 200
3c: prime Ia rhuicr i2tds0c, syrup, 2itg
90. centrifugal, cunmnn to fair, 2bh'SC
prime To choice, ioCf4jc; Lancy, 5it,iNr
good demand.
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Stockholders Meeting.

oruct Mrsrus 4 CinmTSros n r. Col
No. 10 WALL 81, n. v, Oct Q, 1881
VnlE annual meeting ~ tho stakeholder Of the
Il company, for the election u directors aud
such other business ~ may come before H. Will 10
hcld ~ MEMPHIS, TENN, intho coiupany's ofhces,
on Thursday, November ~. 1877. Tho stock books
VIII close on October lh. l~7. and open on Noycm.
bctls, 49, Polls Tor such election Will also bo open
IN. sciIwAS. Secretary.
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STATIONS
Now q. the Time

To use Hodges Sarsaparilla with lodide Of
Potash, the great purifier for the blood. A
certain cur for rheumatism, scrufulous
affections, and all diseases peculiar TO e..
males. Rcnovatcs and inyigomtcs the sys.
TEN. Physicians recommend IT, Take no
other. Rangum Root Medicine Co, manu-.
iacturcn, Nashville, Tenn. 81 per bottle.
Sold al Hcister's drug stow, 2SJ Main
stnpet
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COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opened quiet and
closed firm; middling, A.. Sales, 7.lOO
bales, including l,HOO Last evening Of which
4,i00 10 exporters and $500 to spin.
nor-; rcccipts. $50 bales, shipments. a.7G3
bales siock on hand, TI,i52 bales; receipts
10 date. Iai, 2so bales; shipments to date, H..
40 bales.
G. l.. GREENE 4 Co, " New York. In their
report on cotton futures, nay; THE gen.
eml tendency II values was upward, and
the strength of the position proved the
dominant feature. Large local operators are
free buyers, and there was considerable In.
crcasc of ontsidc demand, including q ruui
proportion Of southern orders The gain
for the day reached - To - points closing
al about the highest figures and pretty hnn, %
EXCHANGE Quotations.
Ordinary. nominal good ordinary, sc.
low middling. $50 middling, ar good
middling, g'.ci middling fair p'sc, fair, nom.
inal.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September I, t.hgg bales. Imports
Thus lar this week, g7,GB3 bales. thus far
La, week, g.CS bales To-day NJ & G. n.
r., SO " AFR T., sa Ia n u n,
is2 NJ l. a. u Y, 90 G., q. A :. W.
r. Y, 1H l., y DAT a. r., 20. NJ, \.
A u u u. SIS steamers, T,tOF wagons
and other suuuy,s. eau.
Esports-Thus fr this week, i3,li2 bales.
thus FAR last week, 1903 bales. To-day
MAC u r., ~. VI at H. u, ass. l. a
~ u u. i,gsG e., q as W. H. H., 1851;
l., y, o a r. RR, 800.
NEw YoHE
Spots opened steady aud closed quiet.
middlinF, o0iGc Sales, iii bales. Quota.
tons vcrc ~ follows. Ordinary, 0lS-lGc.
good ordinary sNc low middling o3.iGc.
middlinr, ggie good middlinr. csc, mid.
ding fair 10 t-loc fair. 10 1916.
Futures opened firm aud closed firm
a. follows October, p7ida7h, November.
0OFtnGi, December. 05saO5n January
eGta16ii February, p52tto.53 March,
0s1tgDsi. April pSSdHkp MAY, Nnidnpd
June i0UCtiOpl July, iOOstiOtO Aug.
ust ioij@iOiI salcs, 2ii,1JO bales.
NLw oHlT,Ns.
Tho spot market opened steady aud closed
very firm middliur a.. Sales T,2S
bales. Quotations we're ns follows or.
binary. Gikc; ruud ordinary. NJ. low mid.
ding, s5sci middlinF a., good middlinf
DAc.
Futures opened firm and closed steady.
A. follows. October NUgdN.O0. November
Hgds.g; December nOtMpU2 January.
aiiMai2 February, H22mn21, Marh. OBS
@oSl; April. aildat5; May a5i@Db3
june, 0Glm9Gj, July, p7i@175, August
e70@971. Sales, $500 bales.
All FORT An INTERIOR MARKET.
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Grain. Provisions aud Groecrics.

CmcAGo, M. oct ls.-Markcts on change
today had little to hrcak the munutouy
which has marked them uf late. Tho
provision Hurry ~ yesterday, caused by the
arrival oi 5000 pOrkcrs at the stock-ynrds,
was of today, ~ about 2s,Uoo, less 10y sew
cral thousand than was estimated. were tO
arrive for the day. The grain markets
started firm aud ut improved prices for
wheat aud corn. The cables were steady
aud unchanged, aud the amount ~ wheat
aud corn on ocean passage showed u decided
decrease. tlcaranccs were again ~ small ~
a. hc discournging, Receipts continue about
~ lnrgC ~ heretofore, aud the shipments
light, excepting from Duluth, where the
shipments were reported at "a ,OO bushels.
Corn wa traded In only moderately today,
aud fluctuations were within q limited range.
The feeling was lirmcr, due mainly Ia free
buying uf the murc deferred deliveries 10y u
prominent local operator, In provisions the
trading was disappointingly slow. Ncstcr-
days activity led To u general belief that the
duh period had terminated, aud that from
this time forward a fairly active market, at
least, might be expected.
The leading futures ranged ~ follows:
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New yorh Dry Goods nnrhct.

NV loRK, Oct. ip.-For many moderate
assortmcnts Of scasonnblc fabrics there was
considerable business IN q quiet way. with
more inquiry for spring from all directions.
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IuousrboId ppii

ArrLfs- Kentucky stock. - 15Ml per hrl
dried apples, b. to IT, per pound from
store, Dried peaches. a. to Me- from store.
NrUTr,uLr- Onions, 81 JOCt3 per hrl.
tahharr= Northern, SiMiO per iuh knut-
-larcls. Sa@ioi half brls, - 6otgb. Garlic,
~ per iu1
TcSus-u barrels, 90 JO@7, half brl-, o.
Co 10
Eoos= Weaker NJ lGCtl5c.
fnuu=OmnFcs, ~ ~ per box, ~ SoCt7
per hrl lemons. Str3 ~ per ouX. Ia.
unnns. u 5nCt2 ~ per bunch.
N~urs-1ucuanuts, " per To-. Peanuts
Virginia, g. Tennessee farmers stock, 3tgic.
ruastcd, 21c higher, SHIELDED, ioC. rccans-
Texas, sdiNr.
R,siNs-Iondon layers, 81; layers, s. 20,
California, ~ ~.
Ior,rors Firm, selling at 15Crooc per bu.
g. Gtd2 ~ per btl
Ctum-Ncw York, O. 90 per brl aud " 2.
per half brl.
Burru- liuttcrinc. liCti5c; creamery
25@5c dairy, iSCt1ic country butter
lAd ~.
roUIrHY-Chickrns srnrcc spring, 81 b0i
2. old hcns. a. SoCta. turkeys ssCti2
G,ur-Quail, 81 ~ pr dozen; squirrels
" M per dozen. Ncni~on-Wholc deer, sos
saddles. To-
ViNru,r-Pcr gallon. iOctiSc.
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OH nnd TurpcntInc.

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 10 Petroleum
Firm; -. W, ll0o, &c.
WmMIYcroN, n. c., Oct. lN-Turpcntinc
Finn; j2c.